Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-24

The Deseret News, Mormon organ,
savsgely scores the Gentiles.
The st. Louis city council has passed
bill fixing eight hours as legal days
work for city empl1yes.
Eighteen cars were thrown from the
track on the Wisconsin Central at Me-
DIM, Wis, by broken rail.
Reported at Ashland that the Besse-
mer mine has been bought by Moore,
Benjamin 4 Co.. for $25O, 900.
Two Mormon missionaries are at
work 10 Maryland. Twenty five elders
are now proselytin in the south.
Considerable opposition IL manifest
ed In army circles TO the confirmation
Of Captain Greely as Grief signal
officer.
Whether or not the dependent PEN
Presidents veto Is extremely proble-
matical.
Five hundred cCopers, employed by
Weidmsn 4 Pslmers. Brook lyu. struck
because the firm was supplying non-
union mills.
A watchman named Reynolds fell
through an elevator in the treasury
building. Washington, and Was in
stantly killed.
Since October 30th to date, Chicago
hackers have slaughtered 1880, 900
b g.. against 2,337. 900 for the same
period last year.
The comptroller Of the currency has
su' horized the Union National Bank
Of Kansas City To begin busines. with
a capital Of $500, 900.
The steamer Elmira has brought to
New York the D'Ovle opern company to
present Gilbert q Slllivsn's new
opera, "Ruddieore."
Lyman Ware. Walpole, Mass, d.
cided thet the Lord wanted him 10
sacrifice hi. wife. but y cop run him in
before he had time TO do 50.
The New York Star says Carlisle 4,
to be secretary of the treasury, Pendle-
ton attorDey-general and Col. Dan
Lamont, postmaster-general.
Marquis de Mores is talking Of buy
ing up all the New York retail shops
and running Chicago and city dressed
dressed meat out OF the market.
The exports Of specie for the week
W, re $3.50. .3s5, Of which S299. $40 were
In silver, consigned TO London, and
sl2l ,22l In gold for South American
ports.
The Piegan treaty has been signed.
The government IL TO pay 81 SOC, 900 In
ten equal annual payments. The
treaty, IL ratified, will open up vast
country.
Orders have been received at Gin
cinnati by two founderies for the man
ufacture OF eight blast furnaces, the
united weight Of whose castings will
be 2l0 tons.
A company has been formed to in
troduce the culture of fax In Brown
county, Wis. Fifteen thousand
pounds Of seed have been ordered
from Europe.
Mai. John w. Powell, director of
the geological survey. In his report for
1886, pays special attention TO the de-
velopment Of the yermillion and Cog
ebic iron ranges.
J. II. Sutton, secretary of the Amer
lean Irish National League, writes
that the British-American treaty
should be opposed from national, pot
political standpoint.
The Senate has concocted plan for
expediting legislation which will re-
suit In bills teing rushed through
which might pass II more considera-
tion were given them.
The committee Of Catholics recently
appointed by the New York mas
meeting indorses Father McGiynn ana
say Henry Georges land theories
have been held for centuries.
Commissioner Co'man thinks the
government should see TO u that no
Australian rabbits are imported TO this
country. In New Zealand they are
the greatest pest OF farmers. and l80..
, 600 600 were destroyed In three years.
One cause of the Presidents delay
Ia appointing the interstate commits.
sIop 10 the difiiculty Of hudibg ave
men who can agree on the interprvta-
tIor Of the law. The latest runner is
that Garland will bs made chairman
NJ shs commIwioa